Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-17

cidc Railroad and Wells. Fargo & Co. offer
81 go each for the arrest and conviction OF
| the robbers.
: Looking After the Trout Interests.
icayriga, 1887. by tie California AssOcia,ed Press
MARYsvILLE. September 16th.-Flsh Com
| missioner Sherwood leaves tomorrow
morning for Truckee. to serve papers on the
Superintendent oftheTruckee Lumber Com
pany, compelling the company to construct
fish-ladder in its dam in Truckee river.
He will also go to Tahoe City to make ar
engagements for Matching 100000 Connecti-
| cut river trout, of which spawn is obtained
by the Fish Commissioner of Nevada from
the Marlett lakes
Seen Through Different Eyes.
Copyright 1857. by tie California Associated Pressl
MODESTO. September 16th.-The jury in
the case of Duncan Anderson, charged with
the murder of W. J. Ryan at Keyes'
Switch on the Sth, were discharged this
They stood four for acquittal, five for man
slaughter and three for murder in the Sec
ond degree. The case has excited much
interest, as both the deceased and defend
ant were well known in the county.
A Sensitive Youths Suicide.
Copyright. 1887. BY ne California associated Press |
DUTCH FLAT, September l6th.-Charles
Hoos, aged rs years, native of this town,
suicided here this afternoon. He was clerk
in Mallows' Hotel. and being discharged
the head with bulldog pistol, dying i'm.
mediately. An inquest will be held. De-
ceased was well respected.
Will Steer Straight Hereafter.
Copyright, 1851. by the California Associated p, ess
.MARYsyILLE, September l6th.-Edloe C.,
Gassaway, the clerk who robbed Wells,
Fargo d Co., has paid over the full sum of
500, the amount of his haul, and been al
lowed to depart without prosecution. His
friends made up purse of $500 to enable
him to get square with the express COM
pany. 1t is thought he will steer straight
course hereafter.
Gridiey Grist.
Copyright. 1887. by he California Associated Press
GRrDLEY. September 16th.-John Durley,
a wealthy farmer and old settler, died to-
day of pneumonia. He was veteran of
the Mexican war.
Peter Johnson had an arm broken by a
fall from horse to-day
Several thousand dollars worth of real
| estate was bonded to day, and subdivision
will shortly follow, values advancing.
Accidentally Shot.
Copyright. 1857. by tie California .issOciatsd Pres.
NAPA, September 10TH. Clarkson. a
carpenter from San Francisco, building a
house on the Fly ranch, drew pistol from
his pocket to-day to kill a squirrel, and the
oil,
ball passing through his leg. He was
taken 10 San Francisco tonight.
1t Didn't Scare Them.
Ccprigat 1887, by the California Associated Press.
Los ANGELES, September 16th.-Some-
body broke into the Medical College and
stole the only skeleton it possessed, valued
at 500. II was kept in the hallway to
scare burglars, but failed to work this time.
A Pioneer Gone.
iCopuiglt, 1857, BY the California associated Press
SAN JOSE, September 1Gth.-John Trim
BILE. a pioneer of 1S49, and an honored cit
izen OF this county for third of century.
died OF paralysis this morning at his home,
near Milpitas, aged 50 years. He was
native Of Missouri.
A MERGED Farmers Loss
Copyright. 1887. by the California Associated Press
MERGED, September 16th.-Two barns on
the ranch of John w. Mitchell, occupied
by d. K. Miller, ten miles north of MERGED,
were burned on Wednesday night, together
with ten head of work animals, a stack of
hay and other property. Loss, $1,000; net
insured.
A Winery Booming.
iCcpyrig. 1887 Iy The California Associated Pressl
MAnYsyIILE, September 16th.-Sieber's
winery is running with twenty men en-
ployed, crushing forty tons of grapes day.
The proprietor has bought all the wine
grapes in Yuba, Suffer and Butte counties.
The Veteran Firemen.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 16th.-The
Veteran Firemen had concert at the
Grand Opera House tonight by Cappa's
Band. A large number of the visitors did
Chinatown.
A Couple of Millions Dat.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 16th.-ISpe-
lal.I Late this afternoon John Resented
filed sworn statement OF his assets and
liabilities, given in detail: Assets. S2.l26.-
ISL; liabilities, 81 ,237 ,914
The Redding School.
Copyright, 1857. by iie California associated Press
REDDING, September 16th.-The public
school opened this week with six teachers
All departments are quite full.
Enterprise in Shasta.
lCopyrlg. 1887, by the California Associated Press.
REDDING, September 16th.--A meeting
was held last night for the purpose of form
ing permanent Agricultural and Mineral
Association for Shasta county.
Livermore's Grape Crop.
Copyright. 1887. by the California Associated Press.
LIvERMoRE. September 16th.-The grape
crop Is fully two-thirds heavier than last
year. and the wineries running to their full
capacity.
One Deadfall Less.
Copyright, 1sS7, by tie California Associated Press
LIyERMoRE, September 16th.-A fire last
night destroyed the Last Chance saloon,
owned by Valentine Linsler, situated on the
posed to be incendiarism.
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